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6 The News-Review, Roseburf, Or. Sot., April 13, 1957 .--. v, - FROM ILLINOIS visiting in Roseburg art Mr. and Mrs. William Luthy and daughter. Miss Norma, obove, who are frpm Peoria, ond have been visiting the Luthys' son-in-law and daughter, Dr. ond Mrs. Dwight Boyles, and family. Miss Norma Luthy left Monday, while her parents remained here for a longer visit. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). Bergs Chalet Scene Of Pretty Wedding Berg's chalet in Portland was the letting, April 6th, for the marriage and reception of Bar bara Sue Briscoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Briscoe, for merly of Sulherlin, now of Port land, to Jimmy C. Mathews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Math ews of Junction City. Tha bride wore a waltz - length gown of imported white lace and pleated tulle with shaclin.is of blue. Her light blue veil held in place by a wreath of blue and white daisies. The carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanolis. Mrs. Hichard Kirman Jr. (for merly Marta Lu Smith! of Eugene was her only attendant. hhe wore a waltz-length pink organdy dress and carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink roses. William Uavies of Portland was the best man. The couple will reside in Spokane, where the bridegroom is stationed with the United Slates Air Force. Maxine Mehlhoff And Ray Deadmond Marry Mixin Mehlhoff and Ray Df !-! sant of twin orchidi was flown mond, both of Hosebnrtt, were I from Hawaii by the nephew of the quietly married in a single ring I bridegroom. ceremony performed by the Rev. I Mrj x. R. Burr was matron of Ellsworth niton, at tne rirsi mem odist Church parsonage at It a.m. Saturday. April 6 Only the imme diate families attended Uie ceremony. The bride wore a dress or pastel honor and wore an aqua dress with white hat and while acces- ones. Her corsage was of pink carnations. Clarence Deadmond was best man for his brother. mmediately following the cere Kink dacron and lace and wnn monv, the bride and bridegroom at and white accessories. Her cor-left for sa Francisco, where they Mrs. Harris Entertains Bridge Luncheon Club Mrs. J. H. Harris entertained her bridge club Tuesday at a charm ing 1 o'clock luncheon at her at tractive home in Laurelwood. flowering peach formed the love ly decorations for the occasion. Covers were placed for Mrs. K. I. Coon, a guest, and Mrs. Bert (orkrum. Mis. Frank B. Wood worth, Mrs. Harry lBeau, Mrs. (iordon Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Harris. High scores for the afternoon's sailed Tuesday on the Lelani for a month's honeymoon in the Ha waiian Islands. Thvy will slay at I Kaiser's Hawaiian Village and will I later visit Mr. Deadmond's neph- ctv, v as jm a 111 II . I . Il lCilJ , uu in stationed in the Islands. They will return to the Mainland by plane. While they are away. Dora Hub bard is slaying at the Mehlhoff home on Calkins Road. Mrs. Deadmond is employed In the office of (he J. C. Penney Company and Mr. Deadmond is associated in business as co-owner of Nebo Trailer Court wilh his brother, Clarence Deadmond. Mr. and Mrs. Deadmond will continue Oriental Theme To Be Used For Silver Tea Elaborate plans are being made i to Concordia College. by the ladies of St. Paul's Luther- Mrs. Kenneth Simon is acting (S...Vv .j, iis.1 ( I . v Y-- , k.,- .h VISlfORS from Kailuo, T.H., in Roseburg are Mrs. Walter Magon and daughter, Tina, and son, Billy, above, who art houseguests of the former's brother-in-low and sister. Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Boyles, and fomily, 1841 NW Kline. Mrs. Magon and children will spend three weeks here prior to returning to the Howoiion Islands. Mrs. Magon is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Luthy, who ore here at the Boyles home from Peoria, III. (Picture by Chris of Photo Lab). an Church (or a most interesting general chairman of the event occ'asloa of Iheir silver Silver Anniversary Celebrated On Sunday On of the most charming af- ,ter -in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Larry fairs of the early spring season Cox of Klamath Kalis, and by two was the delightful open-house re-1 nephews. Gary and Myron Phil ceplion given Sunday in honor of ' lips, both of whom are attending Mr. and Mrs. ance cox on tne uregon state college ai lorvaurs silver tea to be held from 7 to 9 R m April 23 at the attractive ome of Mrs. Koy Hebard, 1537 SK Jackson St. The Oriental theme will be car ried out for the event wilh those assisting in the serving attired in Japanese costumes. Special music is being arranged for the occasion. Proceeds of tha silver tea will go with Mrs. Gay hum inert in charge! of refreshments and Mrs. Jack Shower Party Honors Mrs. Howard Powell Mrs. J. -C. Williams and daugh-iried out in yellow and white by the ter. Mrs. Don Harmer. and .Mrs. use of a bride doll standing under Alma Powell and daughters. Char- an archway and wedding bells and lotte and Wanda, and Lois Swill crepe-paper streamers. were hostesses at a very charm- Lovely gifts vere presented to honor. iwenty-Iive anniversary. Friends and rel: wedding! Those calling during the after-bridal shower parly Tuesday the guest of honor Jwenty-fiv. relatives ! nn.,n wem Mr md Mr. Grant ' evening at the formers home in guests enjoyed the delightful party i.n,, h ri.,..7i I0f ,he coul"' CIIMI " tne veiy Phillip, the latter the sister of Th. ?r . h, n,w non,e 0f ,he Cox" 0D ,he 01dlMrs. Cox, who attended her at her .nrt .nilll .Z.tSl il t. Jl. ?? I Uixonville Hoad between the hours i wding: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wade, Boyles at 3-4734. or the oansh house, 1-7212. or the Sylwester res idence, 3-3121. 'itr of1 compliment to Mrs. Howard Pow. following cii, ine lormer Joanne oeasiry. , nosirsses A beautiful bridal motif was car- menls. Ellen Marie Willis Now Mrs. James C. Allen the social hour, the served lovely refresh- tS'Anniversary Celebrated CSaSBy Mr. And Mrs. Johnston A Canyonville Bible Academy ro mance culminated in the wedding Wednesday evening of Ellen Marie Willis, daughter of Mrs. Mary K. Willis of Canyonville. and James Craig Allen, son of the Hev. and Mrs. A. A. Allen of Dallas. Tex , at the Assembly of God Church in Canyonville. The Kev. Allen per formed the double ring ceremony, assisted bv the Kev. A. M. Shaffer, 1 director of the academy. Entering alone to the strains of Lohenurin'a Wedding March play ed on tha organ by Mrs. John Ken- derson. the bride was radiant in a nf 9 yiA K n n, I m, It' t I A. ...... portation and desiring to attend j ., . ,.riH l n nV. Phillin, asked In rail Un Iluioht ! "u "V,T i "' Jt ' . r . . . ' at the home of the bride's parents, land Mrs. Don Bell and They came to Oregon in 1942 and ; Mr. and Mrs. William Drake and have resided in the Koseburg area Lannv ever since. i lev. For the occasion Mrs. Cox wore I Mr and Mrv Charles stark, ,.r Jr nd J(rj Johnslo) q( an attaractivt royal blue afternoon and Mrs. Bert i r- Scotts Valley were pleasantly sur-l Large bouquets of spring flowers dress with contrasting accessories , Mrs. ank Johns on, Mr. a n a prijed Sundy when M W(.re usc(i m detorjllng homr nil a red came ha corsaee. a gift i Mrs. Howard itauieia, sir. ana . ,i,-j ,,. ....... I of th. r ricncy Exchange Garden Mr. Floyd II... help thein ceiibrVteir Sd wed 1?" Z " -- -; oing anniversary. II was also tne ir, (;raH 1,,'in.liin aid familv A receDt on for ITS ImmeHl.ielv i.fc ih. .n.r.land Mrs. J. B. Roark, Mr. and 7i,h hinhHav nf Mr. jh..in. . ,,er,ala Jonn.-ion na tamny followed the ceremony and was ' . f,.nv.ti., was the model-Mr.. Dean Wadsworth. Mr. and A larse beautifully decorated an- ..1 ' : , "J',!'. .. .. 7 uuuuiiuui, wiui i mg ot .Mrs. ox paie green laueia " , "... , . ""'J cane, u.kcu oy Airs, rai ir ln(i ,., 0,1 I eGat of Rose- 5!,r where delicl-dl""" q. Mrs- John hZiBLXhVfC'f'0n- ? 'smrth. w. frosted 'in white J"m" llow- CARL M. HILL GIVEN MRS. MeKAY IS FETED tne so" and M?i Jerrt W?1H." wlth "inlt ro,eb"d' "d, ""n' i SORORITY HOSTED BY RECENT BIRTHDAY DINNER ,0N RECENT BIRTHDAY sang. Both wer. I .e'eomn.ni.5 h ?' w ,nd was complemented ,MRS. CHARLES BROWN r... ,,i u. , ! Clifford MeK.v of flarde. I Mrs. Fenderson. Dy ,fn,rmnf .".ngT,,:.. . .... , . ....... .... ci.m. at a birthday dinner Sunday at the Valley was the insDiration for two i... . m!". -... !u .:. f ! ,ii . " "I, Hill residence at Days Creek with birthday celebrations Tuesday. sDnna the bride chose a light blue suit, Mrs. Cox' garden club. White ta-jhome of Mrs. Charles Brown Wed wnh beige accessories. After a ners in silver candlestick holders I nesday night. The program for the white lac. and pleated nylon net J brief wedding trip to the coast, the; and a crystal punch .bowl further evening was 'Art and Literature contract bridge play were won by;'o n'ake their home in Roseburg. Mrs. Coen and Mis. Itowker. Uiibpbio bsdtv eiucu FOR MRS. R. McMAHON Mrs. Rotter McMahon of Glrn dale was honored at a surprise nmk and blue shuuer Biven k'riHsv afterniNin at the home of Mrs. Vic tor upperman. Games were played before the Are Men "Jewelry Conscious?" gown of her own making, fashioned with a fitted bodice. Peter Pan col lar and alternating tiers of lace and net in tha skirt. Her fingertip veil was secured to a pearl crown, and she carried a pink rosebud bouquet. Beverly Beninlendi of Prairie City. Ore , was maid of honor, Betty Gayle Willi, and Verlee MacDowell were bridesmaid, and Martha Spellman and Ruth Stan newly . married couple will reside! ornamented the charming lace at Dallas, Tex., where the bride- covered table, groom is employed as an assistant Pouring coffee and punch were to his father in his traveling evan-1 Mrs. j. B. Roark, Mrs. C. E. gelistic work. Both the bride and Reece. Mrs. W. P. Hackney and bridegroom are graduates of Can-!jrs. T. K. Burr. The cake was yonville Bible Academy, class of ,rveH hv Mrs. D. L. Bell and 1966. .Mrs. J T. Wade and assisting given by Mrs. George Heath and Mrs. James Coyle. A lalad dessert was served by Mr.. Grensky and Mrs. Brown. Those present were Mrs. Robert1 Trenholm. Mrs. Joe Sobolik, Mrs. Howard Kline. .Mrs. James Coyle, Mrs. Frank Bradford, Mrs. Frank Felkel. Mrs. Glenn Schroeder. Mrs. Robert Grensky. Mrs. Claude Engel, Mrs. Milton DeGroodt. Mrs. Frank Starr. Mrs. Albert Ireland and Mrs. Thomas Ireland hostesses. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Hill guests included Charles and Thorn as Ireland, their children. Carla Thomas and Charles, and Mich aet and Mary Connor. Charles Mrs. Raymond Brown compliment ed Mrs. McKay at noon Tuesday by inviting Mrs. D. P. McKay and Mrs. Harold McKay to a luncheon. Tuesday evenmg Mrs. Huth Ritchie honored Mrs McKay at a dinner part.. Spring blossoms were arrange! around the room. Y JACK WEST If you should ak Beau men s lasnion editor of one .Jit Manly ! o nr.ni.i,n .1,. -n. ,. . ...I. I gown in pale yellow taffeta. Stevie nH l.i.,. rv.i h.,; .Brock was also a ring bearer. and blue covered box Refreshments were served at tha close of the afternoon by the host esses, Mrs. Victor Opperman. Mrs Riley Furlong, Mrs George Mill and Mrs. Blaine Johnson. One of the cakes was heart shaped and frosted in blue with pink roses and the inscription, "to Baby Wnh l.oe" Another a round uhite rake, was decorated America's greatest newspapers, he with lattice-work of turquoise and John M. Allen of Dallas, Tex . served his brother as best man, with Ted MacDowell. Paul Allen. Roger Adams and George Girdner a. ushers. Mr.. Fenderson provided organ background music and accompa nied solos by John Fenderson and Mrs. Jerry Willis, a cousin of the brute from Eugene. Ore . whose selection. "A Wedding Prayer." would tell you that never before built up baby booties daml. was sung a. the couple anelt at the .It III. kulnpa nt ... . . ' . . L. M..u B H I in the history of men's wear has mnk htu- the wearing of smart jeweliy been Those present, in addition to the o popular. hunoree and the hostesses, were "The Jewelry stores of tha I nit. I -Mrs. l oins Brady. Mi s. Clyde Mar ed States hae done an outatand-! riott, Mrs Gilhain. Mrs. ' .Norman nil Jon.' ne writes in his widely 1 'aimer, Mr.. I. E Young, Mrs altar. reau column, "in promoting jew elry for well dressed urnllemen Men's rinns, especially those with rested designs, are being worn in the bel of taste by men of all agesi And. of course, the plain ngnct ring with a simple initial, continues strong as eer." I'm sure you know that men are definitely ")ewelry cunscmus " look at the large display of jewel ry accessories we are earning now Never have we had so many original ami attractive designs in ruff links, lie pins and collar pins And a new vogue called the "His" and "Her'' combination with matching cuff links both for the husband and wife is sweeping the country. This is occasioned hv the rennaissance of man tailored blouse, for women Why don't you come in today and look over our large di.plav of men's jewelry. Accessories suth as are sponsored by leading men s magannes can be found here And our prices ara very, very reasonable. ISHtlf) Ph. 0 2-3602 Corner Umpquo Hotel E. M. DUNN COMPLIMENTED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dunn of naklanii were Sunday dinner wavne Wallman and Mrs. Lucky I guests of their son and daughter Snkenen of Sunny Valley in law. Mr. and Mrs Carl Dunn, Mrs F Z Gales of lsiaiuah. 1 the occasion being tha elder Mr. Wash., sent a gift , Dunn a birthday. NEW! Exclusive, Unique Gifts Bergquist Swedish Imports s.repleM lallews nmne! ta bans' reeled arete Musical Deer Hare. J.I.J Ireia Candle Helears t) Damitette Soeent, te e 4 Hantt C....J. Hand fa.nt.J Weedan N loll 1st CwH l.rtk..T Cake Canal. Heldert Nevelttcai Fer enw.wel. an.e ff.tts. s.sif eer new gift bar. $ lah. Ina.e In. nam MyrHerd. 'a Hte lereear) STO.I HOUHS: Da.ly a a. 10 a m., S.n. I 4 Always Plenry el f ra Ferkinf CHURCH'S DRUGSTORE Rote Hotel Anne Phone OR 3-639 Oiit.oMnwn a.mct l,..,.i.. it,.,., about the rooms were Mrs. J. H in the wedding party included Mrs ; Howe and Mrs. f.va Wade. Daphne A. A. Allen of Dallas, Texas, Mr. i Phillips, a niece, presented tht and Mrs. W O. Brock and Mr anri guest book. ton were candlelighters. all dress-1 Mrs. Harold A. Warren and fa.n.i Anions- the many ereetinis and Kolb. Mrs. George Heath. Mrs ed in ballerina length taffeta and . ily of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. 1 congratulations sent to the couple Everett Davidson. Mrs. Ed Cad net formats with nylon lac jack- Chester Schaber of Salem, i were those by their too and daugh- man and Mrs. Frank Mazil. els. Miss Bemntendi's gown was I - ----- " in pala yellow and she carried a yellow carnation bouquet with a net and carnation nosegay in her hair; the other attendants were lit blue with pink and white bouquets and the flowers in their hair. Flower girl Naomi Brock and ring bearer lxis Brock were dress ed in miniatures of the bride'a HOW DO IN THE WORLD CAN YOD BETTER THAN THIS?.. 23 NOW! life insurance protection for your family during vital years... 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